Fly Fishing Poem #29: The Weight Of Water The weight of water and boxes full of flies, mended and reaching casts that drag fish from the stream, empty containers waiting to be imbued with meaning […]
A double dose today – so if I do two tomorrow I’ll finish on track. Daily Fly Fishing Poem #28: Bear? A fly box, and then another came floating by, bobbing, dipping, and finally caught […]
Daily Fly Fishing Poem #27: Fish or Pilgrim? A final surge and the fish slips through to our side, the portal ripples and closes behind him. Kneeling I hold him in my hand, and in […]
Daily Fishing Poem #26: BWO’s Like the lost feathers of angel wings, fluttering up and back to the sky, or like the tiny larvae of rain clouds- the olives emerge.
Daily Fly Fishing Poem #25: Everything Has Its Season Born in late winter and populated with fingers of trees still naked and grasping for the dull tin pie plate that passes for the sun in […]
Daily Fly Fishing Poem #24: Catch and Keep Crushed limestone gravel of The anglers’ lot. Done for the day and seventeen new fish sweep their tails behind my eyelids. A mink, an osprey, a great […]
Daily Fly Fishing Poem #23: Beautiful Stream, No Fish There is no escaping the conclusion that all trout streams are liars– hustlers with flashing liquid grins whispering devious, sweet, gurgling fictions, and selling trinkets of […]
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